May 30 Saturday
ADAC, Albuquerque Disability Arts Collective, is sponsoring an arts and crafts fair featuring the work of adults who have disabilities. Workshops, movies, storytelling, music, and many other activities will also take place. Tickets to the art show are free, and vending is also free. Family friendly and disability friendly fun from 10:00-3:00. From 5:00-8:00 there is a banquet catered by a local chef and featuring a variety show and silent auction. Tickets are 28.00, with funds being used to support ADAC’s regularly held classes, coffee shops and other events held in our community for adults who have disabilities.
WHAT: ADAC Community Expressions Inclusive Arts Festival & Fundraiser, with the one and only Ken Medema! Supporting ADAC arts programs!WHERE:St. John's United Methodist Church Family Life Center and classrooms.WHEN: 10:00am-3:00pm FREE Art Show with FREE workshops provided by amazing artisans and instructors. *Free all day5:00-8:30pm Dinner and Variety Showing Starring Ken Medema and a variety of sensational artist performances. *28 dollars per person (ask us if you want a ticket and can't afford it --- info@adacnm.org or 505-451-4175)WHY? We are fundraising to expand ADAC's programming and find a new full-time space where we can do ADA Cafes daily, classes, workshops, more Open Mics, a theater company, art shows, expressive arts therapies, and much much more! Help us get there!Go to www.adacnm.org for variety show tickets to become a sponsor! Or call/text 505-451-4175.
We’re excited to co-host the Baca Block Party — May 30 with Santa Fe Railyard and Lensic 360 for the second year in a row.
WHEN: Saturday, May 30 | 2:00pm – 6:00pm
PLACE: Flagman Way
ArtWalk Santa Fe partners with the Railyard twice in 2026 across two distinct locations, and this event uniquely activates the Baca Railyard by closing Flagman Way (near Cafecito and Counter Culture) to create a walkable, high-energy art and community experience.
Expect to purchase from local artist vendors, dance to live music & entertainment, uncover neighborhood businesses, and bask in a vibrant atmosphere that highlights one of Santa Fe’s most creative districts.
It’s rare that Santa Fe gets a true block party, so May 30 is the day to have that experience in the 505!
Note: Parking is LIMITED. Plan to bike, walk, carpool & bus your way to the event (resources coming soon)
Jun 12 Friday
CURRENTS Art & Technology Festival returns to Santa Fe June 12–21, 2026 for its 17th edition at El Museo Cultural in the Railyard Arts District. This ten-day festival features 53 works by 71 international artists across interactive installation, VR/AR/XR, robotics, Artist/AI collaborations, kinetic sculpture, multimedia performance, and experimental video. Extending beyond the main exhibition, CURRENTS activates venues across Santa Fe through performances, workshops, screenings, and offsite exhibitions. This year’s symposium, “Emergence of Other: the Numinous, Technology, and Our Future Selves,” brings together artists and scholars to explore art, technology, consciousness, and the evolving idea of what it means to be human.
Join us this June and experience one of the Southwest’s leading festivals for contemporary art and emerging technology.
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